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The Replacements intended to subvert the underground scene with Let It Be: Instead, they completely reinvented it

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The Replacements intended to subvert the underground scene with Let It Be: Instead, they completely reinvented it

The Replacements’ third album was written in thrall to the classic rock and pop canon, but filtered through the prism of their chaotic modus operandi

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